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List of art galleries in UK: Abbott & Holder London (18th, 19th and 20th century watercolours) Aberfeldy Gallery Perthshire Adam Gallery Bath (Contemporary/abstract) Air Gallery London (Venue for hire) Alan Cristea Gallery London (Limited Edition Prints) Albany Gallery Wales (Contemporary) Albermarle London Alexandra Gallery London (Contemporary) Alpha House Dorset Andrew Mummery London (Contemporary) Anna Hunter London (hand made prints by Royal Academicians and His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales. ) Annely Juda London (Contemporary) Arc London (Fine Art Prints) Archeus Fine Art London (Modern and Post-war British Art) Artbank London Art First London (Contemporary) Artfull Cornwall (Contemporary) Art Garden Bristol (Contemporary) Art House London (Contemporary Figurative) Artistic License London (Contemporary) Ashmolean Museum Oxford asprey jacques London (Contemporary) Atlantic Bay London (antique oriental carpets and rugs) Austin Desmond London (Contemporary) Avago Arts Bude Cornwal.Local artists with original art works and prints Badcocks Cornwall Barbican Gallery London Barkes & Barkes London (Russian) Bay Art Gallery (Kent) Contemporary Bayswater Road London (Artists Railings) BCA Boukamel Contemporary Art London (Contemporary) Beatrice Royal Hampshire (Contemporary) Beaux Arts London (Contemporary) Beckstones Cumbria (Paintings & Limited Edition Prints) Belgravia Gallery London (Fine Art Prints) Bella Contemporary Art Gallery Gloucestershire (Contemporary) Bellevue Edinburgh Berkeley Square Gallery London (twentieth century art) Bernard Jacobson London (Contemporary) Beside The Wave Cornwall (Contemporary) Bevere Vivis Gallery Worcester Bircham Contemporary Arts Norfolk (Contemporary) Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery Birmingham Bishop Phillpotts Gallery Cornwall. (Contemporary Blackheath Gallery London (Contemporary) Blains London (Modern and contemporary) Bohun Gallery Henley (Contemporary) Brandler Galleries Essex (Children's Book illustrations, Old English Masters and Modern British paintings) Brook Gallery Devon (Original Prints) Bruton St Gallery Leeds (European sculpture and modern paintings) Browse & Derby Gallery London (contemporary& late 19th & early 20th century European Art) Buckenham Galleries Suffolk (Contemporary) Burlington London (19th and 20th Century British and European Paintings) Burnett Gallery London (Contemporary) Cadogan Contemporary London (Contemporary) Cassian Gallery Lincoln (Contemporary) Castle Arts Canterbury (Contemporary) mail@castlearts.co.uk Castlegate House Cumbria (Contemporary) Catto Contemporary (London) New stylish gallery, located in Shoreditch. Extensive range of striking artwork that reflects modern urban living. Catto Gallery London CCA Galleries London (Contemporary original limited edition prints) Century Gallery Henley (Contemporary) Century Gallery Datchet (Contemporary) Chapel Gallery Bedfordshire (Contemporary) chapelgallery@dial.pipex.com Chinese Contemporary London (Contemporary) Chisenhale Gallery London (Contemporary) City Gallery London (Contemporary) Collins & Hastie London (20th Century and Contemporary British and European Paintings) Connaught Brown London (Post-Impressionist and Modern Masters) Contemporary Applied Arts London (Contemporary) Contemporary Fine Art Gallery Eton. Berkshire (Contemporary) Coombe Gallery Devon (Contemporary) Corrymella Scott Gallery Newcastle Upon Tyne (Contemporary Scottish Painters) Corvi-Mora London (Contemporary) Coskin & Co Fine Art London (Modern & Contemporary Prints, Drawings and Sculptures) Courcoux & Courcoux Hampshire (Contemporary) Cupola Gallery Sheffield (Contemporary) Curwen Gallery London (Contemporary) Daniel Katz London (European Sculpture and Works of Art) Danielle Arnaud London (Contemporary) D'art Gallery Devon (Contemporary) Davies & Tooth London (Contemporary) Delfina London Dolphin House Devon (Contemporary) Duncan R Miller London (Contemporary) Dulwich Picture Gallery London Dyehouse Gallery Ireland East West Gallery London (Contemporary) EastWood Gallery Belfast (Contemporary) Eaton Gallery London (19th and 20th Century English, Irish and European paintings) Edinburgh Gallery Edinburgh (Contemporary Scottish Paintings) Fairfax Gallery Kent (Contemporary) Falmouth Art Gallery Cornwall (Contemporary) Fine Art of Oakham Leicester (19th century fine art) fleur de lys Gallery London (English, Dutch and European Schools, and 19th century oil paintings) Flowers East London (Contemporary) Flying Colours London (Contemporary) Fowey River Gallery Cornwall (Contemporary) Frederick Gallery Dublin (Irish Art) Frost & Reed London (Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works) Gagosian London (Contemporary) Galerie Besson London (Ceramics) Gallerina Darlington (Contemporary) Gallery 13 South Yorkshire (Contemporary) Gallery 27 London (For Hire) Gallery K London (Contemporary) Garden of Eden London Gatehouse Gallery Glasgow ((Contemporary Scottish) Gillian Jason London (Modern and Contemporary) Glass House Gallery Cornwall (Contemporary) Goose Gallery Milton on Stour (Contemporary) sue@goosegallery.co.uk Gordon Craig London (Botanical Art) Grosvenor Gallery London (twentieth century works of art) Guildhall Art Gallery London Hanina Gallery London (paintings and sculptures from 1890 to 1975) Hayward Gallery London (Contemporary) Henry Donn Lancashire Heseltine Masco Sussex (Contemporary) Hirschl Contemporary Art London (Contemporary) Howarth Lancashire (fine Art Prints) Hugo Barclay Brighton (Contemporary) IAP Fine Art London (Contemporary) Ikon Gallery Birmingham (Contemporary) Indigo Gallery for Contemporary art Scotland (Contemporary) Institute of Contemporary Arts London (Contemporary) Irish Museum of Modern Art Dublin (Contemporary) Island Fine Arts Isle of Wight (Contemporary) Jerwood Gallery London (Contemporary) Jill George London (Contemporary) John Russell Gallery Suffolk (Contemporary) Jonathan Poole Glocestershire (Contemporary) John Martin of London (Contemporary) John Mitchell & Son London John Noot Galleries Worcestershire Keens Surrey Contemporary) Kendalls Fine Art Isle of Wight (Contemporary marine) Kerlin Gallery Ireland (Contemporary) Kings Road Gallery London Kwan Originals Eton (artists from the Orient) Larkhall Bath (18th, 19th and 20th century master prints) Lefevre Gallery London (Impressionist, Modern and Contemporary) Leith Gallery Edinburgh (Scottish Contemporary) Lemon Street Gallery Cornwall (Contemporary) Lennox Gallery London (For Hire) Lisson Gallery London (Contemporary) LlewellynAlexander London (Contemporary) Long & Ryle London (Contemporary) Lost Gallery (Scotland) (Contemporary) Malcolm Innes Gallery Edinburgh (Scottish, landscape, sporting, military and contemporary) Mall Galleries London ManorHouse Gallery Oxfordshire (Contemporary) Manser Callaghan Shropshire Marine House at Beer Devon (South Marlborough Fine Art London (Contemporary) Martin Tinney Gallery Cardiff (Contemporary Welsh artists) Medici Galleries Bond Street, London (Contemporary) Mercury Gallery London (British Figurative Artists 20th Century British and European Master paintings) Michael Pybus Fine Arts North Yorkshire (19th / 20th century & contemporary) Millennium Gallery St Ives Cornwall (Contemporary) Mullion Gallery Cornwall (artists and craftspeople living and working on the Lizard Peninsula) Museums Association National Gallery London National Portrait Gallery London Net Loft Cornwall (Contemporary) Neville Gallery Canterbury (Contemporary) New Art Gallery Walsall West Midlands New Grafton Gallery London (modern British art from 1940's) New Ashgate Gallery Farnham - Surrey (Contemporary) New Millenium Gallery Cornwall (Contemporary) Nexus Galleries Edinburgh (Spaces to hire) Nicholas Bowlby (Kent) (19th, 20th Century, Contemporary paintings and sculpture) Nina Zborowska Glocestershire (20th Century paintings and drawings) North West Gallery Guide listing of art galleries and exhibitions in the North West of England October Gallery London (Contemporary) Offer Waterman London (Contemporary) Omell Galleries Ascot (traditional) Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh (20th century American and European printmaking) Ormeau Baths Gallery (Northern Ireland) Contemporary & Gallery for Hire Osborne Studio Gallery London (Fine Art Prints) Peter Headley Dorset (contemporary figurative painters and Sculptors) Photographers Gallery London Piano Nobile Surrey (20th Century International, Modern British and Post-War) Portal Gallery London (Contemporary) Portland Gallery London (twentieth century and contemporary Scottish) Purdy Hicks London (Contemporary) Pyms Gallery London (old masters and in twentieth century European art) Rebecca Hossack Gallery London (Contemporary) Redfern Gallery London (Contemporary) Red Gallery Bucks (Contemporary) Red Gallery (Hull) independent exhibition space which is a non-profit making initiative, run collectively by a small group of local artists Regent House Gallery London (19th & 20th century) Robert Sandelson London (Modern & Contemporary) Rostra Gallery Bath Round House & Capstan Gallery Cornwall (Contemporary) Royal Academy of Arts London Royal Exhange London (Marine) Saatchi Gallery (London) Sadie Coles HQ London (Contemporary) Sara Pearce London (Contemporary) Serpentine Gallery London Scolar Fine Art London (Modern British and International paintings, drawings, prints and sculpture) Scotlandart.com (Scotland) 6 Burnfield Road, Giffnock, Glasgow, Scotland Sladmore Gallery London (sculpture from the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries) Solomon Gallery Dublin (Contemporary) South London Gallery London (Contemporary) Special Photographers Company London (Photography) Sporting Fine Art Gallery (Tetbury) fine period and contemporary sporting art Stenton Gallery East Lothian (Scottish Contemporary) Stern Art Dealers London (19th century English and European oil paintings) Stoppenbach & Delestre London (19th St Andrews Fine Art Fife Scotland (19th & 20th century). Storm Fine Arts Cambridge (British and European paintings from 1550) Talbot Galleries Lancaster (Signed Limited Editions, Original Oil and Watercolour paintings) Talisman London (Contemporary) Tate Gallery London Tate Modern London TB & R Jordan Stockton on Tees (British Impressionist) Thackeray Gallery London (Contemporary) The Art Connection Berkshire (Contemporary) The Artworks Scotland (Contemporary and Traditional) The Bridge Gallery Wales (Contemporary) The Gallery Virginia Water (Contemporary) The Scottish Gallery Edinburgh (Scottish Contemporary) Thompsons Gallery Group Timothy Taylor Gallery London (Contemporary) Towngate Poole Tuscany Fine Arts Manchester (reproductions of old masters) Up and Above Falmouth (Contemporary) Victoria Art Gallery Bath (Bath and North East Somerset's art collection) Waddington Galleries London (20th Century Masters from UK, Europe, America, Contemporary and Modern British Art) Wallace Collection London Waterhouse & Dodd London (19th and early 20th century paintings) Waterman Fine Art London (Contemporary) Whitechapel Art Gallery London (Contemporary) White Cube Gallery London (Contemporary) Whitworth Art Gallery Manchester William Weston London (19th and 20th century European and British Master Prints) Wills Art Warehouse London (Contemporary) Wiseman Oxford (Contemporary) Wolseley Fine Arts London (20th century works on paper) Woodbine Cottage Gallery Lincolnshire (Contemporary) Woodlands London (Contemporary) Wren Gallery Oxfordshire York City Art Gallery York Zella Gallery LondonGallery list WorldWide. Australia: * National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. * National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. Canada: * National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario. * Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario. * Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Montreal, Quebec. Finland: Finnish National Gallery, Helsinki. Fine art. (In Finnish, English and Swedish.) France: * Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris. (In French and English.) National Museum of Modern Art. * Musée du Louvre, Paris. (In French, English, Japanese, Spanish and Portuguese.) Widely regarded as the most famous art museum in the world with the most famous painting in the world. See also Louvre.edu (in French), virtual visit, and here. * Musée d'Orsay, Paris. (In French.) Germany: * Deutsche Guggenheim Berlin. * Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Bonn. (In German.) * Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg. (In German.) Hong Kong: Hong Kong Museum of Art. Iceland: National Gallery of Iceland, Reykjavik. (In Icelandic and English.) Ireland: National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin. Israel: Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Italy: Uffizi Gallery, Florence. (In Italian and English.) Includes QuickTimeVR Virtual Reality of some of the galleries and an index of artists with some images such as Botticelli's The Birth of Venus. See also Virtual Uffizi (unofficial guide). Japan: * National Museum of Art, Osaka. (In Japanese and English.) * National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto. (In Japanese and English.) * National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. (In Japanese and English.) * National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo. (Also in Japanese.) Korea: National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul. (In Korean and English.) Netherlands: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. (In English, Dutch, German, French, Italian and Spanish.) Russia: * Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg. (In Russian and English.) * Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow. (Not yet on-line.) South Africa: South African National Gallery, Cape Town. Spain: * Museo del Prado, Madrid. (In Spanish and English.) * Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid. * Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid. * Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao. (In Euskara (Basque), Spanish, French and English.) * Museum of Contemporary Art, Barcelona. (In Catalan, Spanish and English.) UK: * The National Gallery, London. * Tate Gallery, London / Liverpool / St. Ives. See Tate Britain and Tate Modern. * National Portrait Gallery, London. * Royal Academy of Arts, London. * Hayward Gallery, South Bank, London. * National Galleries of Scotland. * The Saatchi Gallery, County Hall, London. USA: * Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City. One of the largest art museums in the world. See also the museum shop. * National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. Tour the collection. * National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC. * National Museum of African Art, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC. * MOMA (M.O.M.A.) * Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York City. See current exhibitions and the permanent collection. * J. Paul Getty Museum at the Getty Center, Los Angeles, California. * Dallas Museum of Art, Texas. * Denver Art Museum, Colorado. * Detroit Institute of Arts, Michigan. * Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York. * Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, California. Includes a large image database. * Los Angeles County Museum of Art, California. * Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts. * San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, California. * The Art Institute of Chicago Museum, Illinois. * Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago. * Seattle Art Museum, Washington. * The Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinatti. * Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Come back soon and see our growning range of sculptures, digital photos and art work by the up and coming young artist Craig Clarke.

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